Get ready for the 2026 Grammy Awards, where a star-studded lineup of performers will take the stage at Los Angeles' Crypto.com Arena. The highly anticipated event, hosted by Trevor Noah, promises an unforgettable night filled with music and tribute performances. Here's a breakdown of the full lineup, including some of the most anticipated acts and performances:
Main Performers:
Sabrina Carpenter: The rising pop star returns to the Grammys after her 2025 performance, where she captivated audiences with hits like 'Espresso' and 'Please Please Please'. This year, she's up for six Grammy nominations for her album 'Man's Best Friend'.
Lady Gaga: A 14-time Grammy winner, Lady Gaga is back to bring 'Mayhem' to the stage. She's up for seven nominations this year, making her one of the most anticipated performers.
Bruno Mars: The 16-time Grammy-winning artist is a regular at the Grammys, and this year is no exception. He'll be performing his collaboration with Blackpink's Rosé, 'Apt.', which is nominated for Record of the Year, Song of the Year, and Best Pop Duo/Group Performance.
Katseye: This K-pop girl group received their first Grammy nomination this year. They'll be performing as part of the Best New Artist performance medley, with their hit single 'Gabriela' likely taking center stage.
Tyler, the Creator: A two-time Grammy winner, Tyler, the Creator will bring some songs from his Grammy-nominated album 'Chromakopia' to the show. He might even collect up to five awards, including Album of the Year, Best Rap Album, and Best Alternative Music Album.
Addison Rae: The TikTok star-turned-singer is making her Grammys stage debut, celebrating her first nomination for her debut album 'Addison'. She'll be performing on the main telecast as part of the Best New Artist performance medley.
Alex Warren: Another newcomer to the Grammys, Alex Warren will be competing for the Best New Artist category. His set will be featured in the Best New Artist segment.
Brandy Clark, Reba McEntire, and Lukas Nelson: These three talented artists will take the stage for the annual In Memoriam tribute, honoring musicians who passed away last year.
Clipse & Pharrell Williams: Longtime collaborators Clipse and Pharrell Williams will perform together. They're up for several Grammys for their work on Clipse's 'Let God Sort Em Out'.
Justin Bieber: The two-time Grammy winner will bring his album 'Swag' to the stage. The album is nominated for Album of the Year and Best Pop Vocal Album, while 'Yukon' is up for Best R&B Performance and 'Daisies' for Best Pop Solo Performance.
Leon Thomas: After winning a Best R&B Song Grammy in 2024 for 'Snooze', Leon Thomas returns to the show for the Best New Artist showcase. He has nominations in six categories, including Album of the Year and Best R&B Album.
Lola Young: A first-time nominee, Lola Young will give her debut performance at the Grammys for the Best New Artist showcase. It's her second public performance since a health scare, and she's also up for Best Pop Solo Performance for her single 'Messy'.
Olivia Dean: The British soul singer earned her first Grammy nomination this year and will compete for the Best New Artist award. She'll be featured in the Best New Artist segment, backed by the success of her album 'The Art of Loving'.
Sombr: A first-time nominee, Sombr will be considered for Best New Artist this year. His hit 'Back to Friends' is sure to be a highlight of his performance.
The Marías: This Los Angeles indie-pop band is at the Grammys for a Best New Artist nomination, supported by their 2025 song 'Back To Me'. They'll also appear in the Best New Artist performance.
Tribute Performances:
Roberta Flack and D’Angelo Tribute: Eight-time winner Lauryn Hill will perform a tribute to Roberta Flack and D’Angelo, who both passed away last year. It will be her first Grammys performance since 1999, when she won Album of the Year for 'The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill'.
Ozzy Osbourne Tribute: Post Malone, Chad Smith of the Red Hot Chilli Peppers, and Andrew Watt will join forces with Slash and Duff McKagan for a tribute to Ozzy Osbourne. This performance will pay homage to the legendary musician's impact on the music industry.
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